Solved Problems in Quantitative Analysis

Author: Pan Zuting
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is one of the "University Chemistry Problem Solving Series" and the second edition of "Quantitative Analysis Problem Solving" from the original "University Basic Chemistry Problem Solving Series." It consists of 8 chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to quantitative analysis, various chemical analysis methods, photometric methods, errors and data processing in analytical chemistry, and commonly used separation and enrichment techniques. Each chapter includes a brief content summary, listing the basic knowledge points, key points, and difficult points according to the teaching syllabus. Subsequently, it provides dozens of solved examples, with special attention to selecting typical examples related to key points, difficulties, and knowledge points. The content is arranged progressively, with appropriate problem-solving analyses and strategies interspersed. Additionally, it features a selection of past undergraduate final exam questions, graduate entrance exam questions (all with detailed solutions), and recent challenging comprehensive examples from domestic and international sources. This book serves as a reference textbook for students and postgraduate candidates in comprehensive universities, as well as for those in science and engineering, normal, agricultural and forestry, and medical schools. It is also suitable for relevant teachers and analytical chemists.